Who killed Jutte Frankenstein? The closer she and her team get to finding out the truth, the more they realize that this rabbit hole goes very, very deep. The bodies are piling up and while Jutte's got an inside man-Detective Larkin-things are unravelling fast. On the plus side, the police have found the man who murdered the chief of police. But while that's good news for Jutte, it's bad news for Larkin, who's starting to find out what it's like to be the only straight-and-narrow cop in the whole force.
Made Men #5 is my least favorite issue so far. I am not giving it a terrible score because I still like Tobin's vision. I like Jutte, Hadry, and Leo. I am sure things will pick up, and I hope to see the other members of the team. Where the hell are they? Fingers crossed they show up in issue #6. Read Full Review
Final Verdict: 7.5 " While the story is still a bit shallow, the plot and characters are fun enough, and the art beautiful enough, that "Made Men" #5 is still worth reading. Read Full Review
Every time I say “I am getting tired of Made Men, I am jumping off,” they have a wonderful cliffhanger that keeps me on for one more issue. I still love the overall concept of the series. It just feels like the issues are floundering to really catch hold of the story. Things are happening, but then again nothing really “happens” story wise. Five issues in and I still feel like we aren't moving past what happens in the second issue. Made Men #5 is a good comic with some pretty art and a story that feels like it could be much more than what it currently is. Read Full Review
Made Men #5 may have been the slowest issue of the series so far but the new side plots and the twist at the end still has me wanting to know more. I am a big fan of Juttes and Hadrys strong personalities mixed in with Leos craziness, but I hope issue #6 will finally flesh out the rest of the team members too. Read Full Review
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